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Coordinates: 4°54′0″S35°46′12″E / 4.90000°S 35.77000°E
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The Diocese of Central Kondoa is a diocese in the Anglican Church of Tanzania: [1] its current bishop is the Right Reverend Given Gaula. [2]
Coordinates: 4°54′0″S35°46′12″E / 4.90000°S 35.77000°E
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